Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-07-15
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. GEO. CAIN were
IN town Wednesday.
Mrs. AID. HALFWAY is visiting
: relatives at Edna.
Mrs. EMMA PARKER, left for
Minneapolis Tuesday morning.
Miss ANNA LYND, is visiting at,
Lancaster.
Mr.. M. J. BRADIdAN, of Queen
City, was In town Tuesday.
| V. Z. SEwELL, of Leoffler, was in
town Friday.
| Miss Rose BUNKER returned
from Kansas Saturday afternoon.
MISSES ALLIE LINK and Nettie
Smith are visiting, Miss Allie
Kurtz at Canton.
Prof. J. A. RILEY, and wife
arrived in town yesterday after
noon.
Rev. r. P. Rainier, of LaPlata,
will preach at Troy Mills next Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
r. N. HART, of Willmathville,
made the GRAPHIC office a bust
ness call Tuesday.
Miss LEILA MONTGOMERY return
ed from Linderville, Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. S. P. ERWIN, of Dodge City
Kansas, has been in Kirksville
for several days.
Mrs. SALLIE SCOTT, of LaPlata,
is visiting the. family of her faith
er Mr.. S. Goodson.
J. I. WHITACRE went to Canton,
Thursday morning, and it is re-
ported, will remain over Sunday.
Miss LILY GRAHAM of Milan is
visiting her sister. Mrs. James
Eberheart.
IssAc SOUTH, wife and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Greentop, were in
town Tuesday.
Miss LIZZIE Davis returned
home last Friday eve from Leav-
enworth, Kansas, where she has
been visiting her uncle and aunt
for the past three months.
Messrs. L. L. Holbrook and J.
S. Smith have been in the county
during the past two weeks assist
ing in the collection of datas for
the Adair county history.
Mrs. PRUDENCE NORRIS, of Fair
field, Ind, who has been visiting
the family of her son, Isaac South,
of Greentop, returned home Tues
day morning.
Mr.. A. G. GATES of Brownsville
Neb., arrived in town yesterday
morning. He is the only brother
of DIR. William Gates of Sublette,
whittier the went yesterday after
noon for a short visit.
J. n. BICKAL who has been in
Missouri and Iowa for the past
two weeks working up land trades,
returned to Nebraska Monday.
While here he laid the ground
work for a large business.
W. J. SPIvA, of Green City,
passed though town Saturday
morning enroute to Macon county
for a short visit. While Wanting
for the train he made this Office
business call.
Mr.. JOHN c. ABoTT, of Chester
field, Ills, spent Friday in Kinks
vile. Mr.. Abott carried the mail
from Kirksville to Lancaster
thirty years ago. He says a great
change has taken place in this
country since that time.
W. T. Chappell, of the Kinks
vile Democrat, with his wife,
spent the 4th with the family of
her uncle, r. K. Brown. His
brethren of the tripod of Kinks
vile will please take notice that
his behavior while here was SO ex-
emplary that he was taken for
prominent minister of the southern
Methodist church. He did not
preach, however, but he said the
fishing was good.-Canton Press.
W. NJ. Harriott, of Stahl, called
in to see us Tuesday and brought
with him specimen of the Canada
Thistle which we now have on ex-
hibition in our Office. Mr.. III. in
formed us that there was lot of
this obnoxious weed growing
along the railroad near the
creamery. There is law in this
state making it criminal offence
for any person or cooperation to
allow this pest to grow ON their
land.-Greencastle Independent.
George Beard and lady, of
kirksville were visiting friends in
Green City last week. Mr.. Baird
recently returned from two
months sojourn in Washington